For example, I have file demo.cab. I want to know size of all files(extracted!) inside demo.cab. I don't want to extract files from it.
How can I do this using Windows PowerShell?
Thanks for help!
You will have to use the cabarc.exe tool. Use the l
parameter to list the content of the cabinet file.
As it outputs some unwated text we have skip the first 9 lines. Then we replace "more than one space" to a space and so create a csv file. Finaly we call measure-content
to get the sum of the files size :
cabarc.exe l .\hpchl118.cab > c:\temp\cab.txt
((gc C:\temp\cab.txt |skip -First 9) -replace '\s+',' ' | `
convertfrom-csv -delimiter " " -Header "file","size","date" | `
measure -property size -Sum | select -expand sum)/1MB